Drill bit set MEGA 16528 for concrete, cylindrical shank, assorted diameters 3–10 mm

MEGA 16528 is a set of cylindrical-shank drill bits designed for drilling into concrete and masonry. The assortment includes multiple diameters from 3 mm to 10 mm to cover common needs for anchors, conduits and fixture installation. These bits are intended for use with rotary and hammer drills that accept cylindrical shanks and are suited to general-purpose construction and renovation tasks involving concrete, brick and similar materials.

Advantages

The set provides a range of diameters in one kit, reducing the need to buy individual bits for each task. Cylindrical shanks ensure compatibility with a wide variety of drill chucks and allow quick changes between sizes. The geometry of the cutting edges and tip design is adapted for efficient penetration in concrete and masonry, offering consistent hole quality for anchor and fixing installations.

Suitable for

• Drilling anchor and dowel holes in concrete and brick
• Creating openings for cable conduits and pipe fixings
• General renovation and light construction drilling tasks
• Use with rotary and hammer drills that accept cylindrical shanks

Key specifications

• Material application: concrete and masonry
• Shank type: cylindrical shank for standard chucks
• Diameter range: 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 9 mm, 10 mm
• Intended drill types: rotary drills and hammer drills compatible with cylindrical shanks

How to use

Select the drill bit diameter appropriate for the anchor or fixture being installed and secure the bit firmly in the drill chuck. When drilling into concrete, start at low speed to establish the hole and then increase speed if using a rotary function; for hammer drills use the hammer action where appropriate. Apply steady pressure without forcing the bit, withdraw periodically to clear dust, and finish the hole to the required depth using a depth stop or marker on the bit if available.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and respiratory protection when drilling concrete and masonry. Use a vacuum or compressed air to clear dust from the hole before inserting anchors. Match drill diameter to anchor specification and avoid overheating the bit by allowing it to cool between prolonged uses.